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Darline Graham reveals what Trump told her inside Oval Office after brother Lindsey’s death
Sen. Darline Graham of South Carolina has spoken publicly for the first time about a private conversation with President Donald Trump in the Oval Office following the death of her brother, Sen. Lindsey Graham. The disclosure came during an interview on Fox News’ “Hang Out with Sean Hannity,” in which Darline Graham reflected on her…
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Desperate Noah Kahan Turns to “Congress” to Make Fans Wear Diapers
Singer-songwriter Noah Kahan has responded to a string of bizarre incidents at his concerts, where fans have repeatedly defecated or urinated in the venue, by mocking a fake call with “Congress” during a Washington, D.C. show. The stunt, delivered during a recurring phone-booth segment of his set, saw Kahan tell the crowd that legislation had…
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“No prisoners to be let out before review,” says Prime Minister Andy Burnham as he pauses early release scheme
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has paused an early prisoner-release scheme and said that no further prisoners will be released before it is reviewed. The move appears to follow concerns over the scheme’s operation, making it significant for public confidence, victim safety and prison policy. The article text was unavailable beyond its headline, so it does…
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Ocasio-Cortez leading potential 2028 Democratic presidential nominees in New Hampshire survey
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez narrowly leads a hypothetical field of Democratic candidates for the 2028 presidential nomination in New Hampshire, according to a University of New Hampshire survey. The result offers an early indication of support in a traditionally influential primary state, though no candidate has declared and the election remains distant. Ocasio-Cortez received 22 per cent…
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New Zealand minister names new ferry Captain Cook and tells ‘snivelling wokesters’ to accept his decision
A New Zealand government minister has named a new inter-island ferry after the 18th-century explorer Captain James Cook, and used the announcement to dismiss critics of the choice, telling what he called “snivelling wokesters” to accept the decision. The naming reflects wider tensions in New Zealand over how colonial-era figures are commemorated, with such choices…
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Attorney general nomination receives intense scrutiny
The Senate Judiciary Committee has held two days of hearings on Todd Blanche’s nomination as US attorney general, during which senators subjected him to intense scrutiny. The central concern was whether Blanche could act independently in a role overseeing the Justice Department, given questions about his loyalty to former President Donald Trump; the nomination therefore…
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Four Republicans help House Democrats pass Iran war powers resolution
The US House of Representatives passed a Democratic-backed resolution directing President Trump to end US military action against Iran, unless Congress authorises it. Four Republicans joined Democrats, making the vote a rare bipartisan rebuke of the President’s conduct of the conflict and underscoring growing concern in Congress about the war. The measure passed 214–208, with…
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Honest widower, 76, alerted IRS after they accidentally sent him $20k refund he wasn’t owed… now its idiot staff are ruining his finances and threatening to seize his farm
A 76-year-old widower and farmer in Tennessee, named in reports as Wilson Kirby, did the honest thing after the IRS mistakenly deposited a tax refund of around $20,000 into his account that he was not owed, and promptly alerted the agency to the error. Rather than being thanked for his honesty, he says IRS staff…
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Hasan Piker makes AOC his 2028 pick for president, says it’s ‘not even a question’
Left-wing streamer Hasan Piker has named Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez as his preferred candidate for the 2028 US presidential election, describing the choice as “not even a question.” The comments add to ongoing speculation about a potential AOC White House bid and reflect broader debate on the American left over who might lead the Democratic Party’s…
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Lindsey Graham’s rise from family tragedy to political power explored in Fox Nation special
Fox Nation has released a new special chronicling the life and career of the late Senator Lindsey Graham, tracing his journey from personal tragedy to becoming a prominent figure in American politics. The programme forms part of the streaming service’s ongoing output of biographical and political content aimed at its subscriber base. The special reportedly…